In the 17th century, these people had to pay a "bo
In the 17th century, these people had to pay a "body tax," a customs fee for entering cities. In 1320,
 they were targeted by the "Shepherds' Crusade." Later, these people were temporarily held at the camp of
 Drancy. The first of these people to become prime minister instituted the 40-hour work week and was the
 leader of the Socialist Party. Another of these people was sent to Devil's Island, condemned for crimes
 perpetrated by Ferdinand Esterhazy, and was defended by Emile Zola. For 10 points, name these people
 who include Alfred Dreyfus, who might celebrate Hannukah in Lyons.
In the 17th century, these people had to pay a "body tax," a customs fee for entering cities.
{French Jews} [or equivalents]